Hyperbole, Metaphor Definition (Act 2)

Hyperbole: exaggeration, Metaphor: comparing without like or as

Be familiar with the literary devices (Simile, Foreshadowing, Oxymoron, Aside) (Act 2)

Foreshadowing (Hinting towards future events), Aside (Talking directly to the audience), Oxymoron (Contradictory things), Simile (Comparing something using like or as

What does Mercutio allude to Tybalt as (Act 2)

Mercutio alludes to Tybalt as the prince of cats who can kill you with ease

What does Romeo say to himself in reply to Mercutio’s mocking (Act 2)

Romeo says he was away on important business and he forgot his manners

What advice does Friar Lawrence give to Romeo in regards to his love for Juliet (Act 2)

Friar Lawrence suggests that Romeo take things slowly and love moderately

Which Greek figures are mentioned throughout Act 2

Zeus, Echo (not sure if it is all)

Who starts making fun of the Nurse first (Act 2)

Mercutio starts making fun of the Nurse

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Who is the first to mention marriage between Romeo & Juliet (Act 2)
Friar Lawrence
Juliet
Lady Capulet
Nurse
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Hyperbole, Metaphor Definition (Act 2)
Hyperbole: lie, Metaphor: comparing without like or as
Hyperbole: exaggeration, Metaphor: comparing without like or as
Hyperbole: comparing without like or as, Metaphor: exaggeration
Hyperbole: exaggeration, Metaphor: comparing with like or as
3
What does the word “wherefore” mean (Act 2)
How
Why
Where
When
4
Be familiar with the literary devices (Simile, Foreshadowing, Oxymoron, Aside) (Act 2)
Foreshadowing (Hinting towards future events)
Aside (Talking directly to the audience)
Oxymoron (Contradictory things)
Simile (Comparing something using like or as
5
What does Romeo compare Juliet to (Act 2)
Romeo is the moon
Juliet is the Shrine and Romeo is the pilgrim
Juliet is the sun
Romeo is the shrine Juliet is the pilgrim
6
What does Mercutio allude to Tybalt as (Act 2)
Mercutio alludes to Tybalt as stupid and an easy win for Romeo
Mercutio alludes to Tybalt as the prince of cats who can kill you with ease
Benvolio alludes to Tybalt as the prince of cats who can kill you with ease
Mercutio alludes to Benvolio fighting Tybalt at the end of the book
7
What does Romeo say to himself in reply to Mercutio’s mocking (Act 2)
Romeo says he was back in his room
Romeo says he was away on important business and he forgot his manners
Romeo says he was feeling depressed and walked around
Romeo says he was trying to find Rosaline
8
What advice does Friar Lawrence give to Romeo in regards to his love for Juliet (Act 2)
Romeo advises Romeo to take things slowly and love moderately
Friar Lawrence suggests that Romeo take things slowly and love moderately
Romeo suggests that Friar Lawrence should hurry up
Friar Lawrence suggests for Romeo to be rash
9
Which Greek figures are mentioned throughout Act 2
Hestia, Pluto (not sure if it is all)
Zeus, Echo (not sure if it is all)
Zeus, Kronos (not sure if it is all)
Athena, Hermes (not sure if it is all)
10
Who starts making fun of the Nurse first (Act 2)
Juliet starts making fun of the Nurse
Romeo starts making fun of the Nurse
Mercutio starts making fun of the Nurse
Peter starts making fun of the Nurse
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How long did it take the Nurse to deliver Romeo’s message to Juliet (Act 2)
2 hours 59 minutes
2 hours
3 hours 1 minute
3 hours

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